Welcome Message
Welcome to the City of Richmond Heights! If at anytime you need information about our city, please
call the City Hall at (216) 486-2474 between 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. If your call arrives
after hours, leave a message and your call will be returned
the next working day.
Richmond Heights City Hall is located at 26789 Highland Road near the
corner of Highland Road and Richmond Road. It houses
the Council Chambers, Administrative Offices as well as the Building, Finance,
and
Recreation Departments.
The Police Department is located in the new
building next to City Hall at 27201 Highland Road and the Service
Department is located at its facilities yard at 26260 Chardonview
Road.
Public Notices
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Chardon Road Legal Notice (pdf)
Current Openings:
Position Type:
Building Inspector (Full Time) Details
Position Type:
Special Assistant to the Mayor Details
Position Type:
Director of Recreation (Part-time) Details
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Scholarships for Richmond Heights
Graduating Seniors
The Richmond Heights Garden Club and Richmond Heights Kiwanis Club sponsor annual scholarship programs. All Richmond Heights residents who are local high school seniors are eligible for the scholarship. Local High School Guidance Counselors have been sent copies of the scholarship application to duplicate and distribute to students of the Richmond Heights community.
Applications are due in the Richmond Heights Guidance Office no later than Friday,
April 11, 2014. Applications received after that date will not be eligible for consideration. Along with the completed application, please make sure each student who is applying for scholarship consideration includes a transcript and list of school activities. Keep in mind that the application process will be confidential and the material will be passed along from the guidance office to the Richmond Heights Garden Club and Richmond Heights Kiwanis Club Scholarship Committees only.
Completed applications should be returned by Friday, April 11, 2014
Garden Club of Richmond Heights 2014 Packet
Kiwanis Club of Richmond Heights 2014 Packet
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New Items
Service Department - New Number
(216) 731-7014
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New Page
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Interested in Details of your Tax Bill?
Fill out Search Criteria
Look under Taxes Tab
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Parcels does the City Control?
The following is a PDF of the detailed Property List.
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Cuyahoga County Airport
Robert D. Shea Field
Where can I find the details for the "Noise Abatement Council"
Ref: http://development.cuyahogacounty.us/en-US/noise-abatement-council.aspx
Also Reference: NAC - Frequently Asked Questions
Airport Frequently Asked Questions
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Information Line
(216) 383-6300
(24hr. recorded message)
(Now available on the Main Menu in PDF format)
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City's Annual Report for 2012 Details by Section / Department
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For more details, the full budget document can be reviewed at City Hall
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The City Edition
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Community Mediation Program
The new Richmond Heights Community Mediation and Conflict Resolution Service is now available through our Cultural Commission. This is a no cost program that is composed of Richmond Heights’ residents who have been trained to assist individuals of our city to resolve issues of conflict before the issue elevates to a more serious problem. If you are in need of such a service or would like more information, please call our mediation voicemail box at 216-486-3777. You may also click the following link to view our Mediation Service information pamphlet.
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First Call for Help:
- Connecting people with Services http://www.211cleveland.org/
- 2-1-1 is a free community service you can use to get information about social, health and government resources 24 hours a day, every day.
- Simply dial 2-1-1 or call 216-436-2000 in Cuyahoga County
- They list information on more than 10,000 community services.
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Check Richmond Heights Events Calendar which is updated regularly.
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Neighborhood Coffees Continues!!!
The Cultural Commission of Richmond Heights invites neighbors to come together in community, over coffee, to discuss issues of common interest & concern with respect to their neighborhood. A member of the Commission will be present to facilitate the conversation and share information regarding the City and important upcoming events.
To accomplish this, the Commission is seeking volunteers to host an informal evening coffee in their home. The coffees will be generally scheduled for an hour or two from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday evenings.
For those who have not yet signed up but would like to host a coffee, or if you would like more information, please call Mayor Headen's office at (216) 486-2474.
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Items of Interest
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